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Three sensors.One platform.

AirCam, AirWave, and AirTrail feed real-time occupancy data into the AirCourt platform. Choose the sensor that fits each space, or mix and match across your portfolio.

01

AirCam

Precision occupancy for courts and defined spaces.

AirCam is built for individual courts, defined spaces, and indoor venues where precision matters. Deploy AirCam on tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts, indoor gyms, and recreation centers where you need real-time occupancy data for a specific space.

AirCam is camera-based. Images are anonymized during processing, so no identifiable image is retained and no individual can be recognized.

AirCam is designed for permanent or semi-permanent installation as part of a long-term occupancy strategy.

Best for: tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts; recreation centers; indoor gyms

02

AirWave

Anonymous crowd estimation for events and open spaces.

AirWave is built for outdoor areas, events, parks, and large open spaces. Deploy AirWave at outdoor festivals, concerts, dog parks, trail systems, conference floors, and any space where you need crowd-size data without permanent installation.

AirWave has no camera and captures no images at all. It reports an anonymous count of the people present.

AirWave also works for ongoing facility and field occupancy where event-style counting fits, such as a multi-use field or a park you want to watch across a full season.

AirWave can be moved between events or installed as a fixed sensor, making it ideal for venue operators, event production companies, and parks with seasonal or event-driven needs.

Best for: outdoor events, festivals, dog parks, trail systems, conference floors, fields and facilities with ongoing occupancy needs

03

AirTrail

Available

Trail counting for parks and open space systems.

AirTrail is our sensor for trail systems, so you can see how your trails are used across seasons with the same anonymous counting and the same dashboard.

If trails are part of your system, tell us and we will include them in your site assessment.

Best for: trailheads, shared-use paths, and open space systems

Compare

Which sensor is right for your space?

Every sensor feeds the same AirCourt dashboard. Use the comparison below to choose between AirCam and AirWave for each location. Each is described by what it is suited for.

CategoryAirCamAirWave
CameraCamera-based. Images are anonymized during processing and no identifiable image is retained.No camera. Captures no images at all.
Best forIndividual courts, defined spaces, indoor venuesOpen areas, outdoor events, parks, festivals, and ongoing field or facility occupancy
DeploymentPermanent or semi-permanentPortable or fixed; can be relocated
What it reportsOccupancy of one specific spaceCrowd size for a larger area
SetupSite assessment plus installationRapid deployment available
Data transmittedAnonymous aggregate count onlyAnonymous aggregate count only

Need help choosing? Talk to our team about your space.

Trust

Built with privacy in mind

Both AirCam and AirWave are designed so that individuals cannot be identified, tracked, or re-identified. Neither sensor stores names, biometric data, or personally identifiable information. The only data that reaches the AirCourt platform is an anonymous aggregate count.

The difference between them is the camera. AirWave has no camera and captures no images at all. AirCam is camera-based and anonymizes images during processing, so no identifiable image is retained.

Ready to find the right sensor for your space?

Schedule a site assessment and we'll recommend the right sensor configuration for each location.